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You are troubleshooting an AP that fails to join a WLC. Which step of the DTLS handshake is first when establishing a secure CAPWAP connection?

The correct answer is D. ClientHello. The initial step in a DTLS handshake, used for establishing a secure CAPWAP connection between an AP and a WLC, is when the client (AP) sends a ClientHello message.

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Question

You are troubleshooting an AP that fails to join a WLC. Which step of the DTLS handshake is first when establishing a secure CAPWAP connection?

Options

  • AServerHello
  • BHelloVerifyRequest
  • CServer-ChangeCipherSpec
  • DClientHello

How the community answered

(44 responses)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    95% (42)

Why each option

The initial step in a DTLS handshake, used for establishing a secure CAPWAP connection between an AP and a WLC, is when the client (AP) sends a ClientHello message.

AServerHello

The ServerHello message is sent by the server after receiving the ClientHello, in response to the client's initiation.

BHelloVerifyRequest

HelloVerifyRequest is sent by the server as an optional step after receiving the ClientHello, to prevent DoS attacks, and is not the absolute first step.

CServer-ChangeCipherSpec

ChangeCipherSpec messages are exchanged later in the handshake process, typically after key exchange, to signal that subsequent records will be protected under the newly negotiated security parameters.

DClientHelloCorrect

In the DTLS handshake process, similar to TLS, the client initiates the secure communication by sending a ClientHello message. This message contains information such as the client's supported DTLS version, cipher suites, and a random number, signaling the start of the secure session establishment.

Concept tested: DTLS handshake initiation for CAPWAP

Source: https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ssl/what-happens-in-a-tls-handshake/

Topics

#AP joining#DTLS handshake#CAPWAP#Security handshake

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